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W (4) Find Laplace Transform F(s) for the variable x or y in the equations a- y" +2y'-3y=32e³; y'(0) = 12, y(0)=0 dy b- +2y=0; y=1 at t=0, y(0)=1 dt dy C- +2y=cost; y(0)=1 d- +3y' +2y=1; y'(0) = 0, y(0)=0 e- y"-3y' +2y=12e"; where y'(0) = dx f- -4x=2e²" + e*; where x(0) )=0 dt dx -2x=4; where x(0)=1 dt h- x' + 2x=10e"; where where x(0) = 6 d'y i- -9y=sint; y'(0) = 0, y(0)=0 dt² j- y" +5y' +6y=¹; Assuming zero I.C. g- jend Faheem 2

W (4) Find Laplace Transform F(s) for the variable x or y in the equations a- y" +2y'-3y=32e³; y'(0) = 12, y(0)=0 dy b- +2y=0; y=1 at t=0, y(0)=1 dt dy C- +2y=cost; y(0)=1 d- +3y' +2y=1; y'(0) = 0, y(0)=0 e- y"-3y' +2y=12e"; where y'(0) = dx f- -4x=2e²" + e*; where x(0) )=0 dt dx -2x=4; where x(0)=1 dt h- x' + 2x=10e"; where where x(0) = 6 d'y i- -9y=sint; y'(0) = 0, y(0)=0 dt² j- y" +5y' +6y=¹; Assuming zero I.C. g- jend Faheem 2

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W (4) Find Laplace Transform F(s) for the variable x or y in the equations a- y" +2y'-3y=32e³; y'(0) = 12, y(0)=0 dy b- +2y=0; y=1 at t=0, y(0) = 1 dt dy C- +2y=cost; y(0) = 1 dt d- "+3y'+2y=1; y'(0) = 0, y(0)=0 e- y"-3y'+2y=12e"; where y'(0) = dx f- - 4x=2e²" + e*; where x(0)=0 dt dx -2x=4; where x(0)=1 dt h- x' + 2x=10e¹; where x(0) = 6 d'y i- -9y=sint; y'(0)=0, y(0)=0 dt² j- y" +5y' +6y=1; Assuming zero I.C. evid T Ibraheem
Transcribed Image Text:W (4) Find Laplace Transform F(s) for the variable x or y in the equations a- y" +2y'-3y=32e³; y'(0) = 12, y(0)=0 dy b- +2y=0; y=1 at t=0, y(0) = 1 dt dy C- +2y=cost; y(0) = 1 dt d- "+3y'+2y=1; y'(0) = 0, y(0)=0 e- y"-3y'+2y=12e"; where y'(0) = dx f- - 4x=2e²" + e*; where x(0)=0 dt dx -2x=4; where x(0)=1 dt h- x' + 2x=10e¹; where x(0) = 6 d'y i- -9y=sint; y'(0)=0, y(0)=0 dt² j- y" +5y' +6y=1; Assuming zero I.C. evid T Ibraheem
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